Saco-based contractor PM Construction Co. has just wrapped up two Biddeford projects that will add 75 affordable apartments to the York County town this spring.
The 43,900-square-foot Adams Point complex, which broke ground in 2024 at 69 Adams St., adds 39 downtown units. Amenities in the five-story building include a laundry area, common room and resident storage. A management office will also be on site.
The $13.4 million project was funded by MaineHousing through the low-income housing tax credit program. The project team included Southern Maine Affordable Housing, South Portland Housing Development Corporation, Portland-based CHA Consulting and Biddeford’s own Oak Point Associates.
Raymond Street duplexes
Less than a mile across town, PM Construction has also been renovating the Berry Park affordable apartment community, located at 27-80 Raymond St.
Eighteen townhouse-style duplexes — a total of 36 apartments — have been refurbished inside and out with a range of upgrades, including energy-efficiency improvements and accessibility in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Project costs totaled $6.2 million, and the team included developer Northland Enterprises, based in South Portland; Portland-based Archetype Architects; Terradyn Consultants, headquartered in New Gloucester; and MaineHousing.
